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Measure Pre-K‒3 students’ early literacy and early numeracy skills with a computer-adaptive assessment designed for young learners. For universal screening, progress monitoring, goal setting, and more.
- Star Early Literacy Resources
Guidelines to help you decide which Renaissance Star...
- Star Assessments
Star tests in English and Spanish for reading, math, early...
- AN OVERVIEW OF STAR Assessments
STAR Assessments are our latest generation of skills-based,...
- Star Early Literacy Resources
Guidelines to help you decide which Renaissance Star assessment to administer to your kindergarten through grade 3 students. Star Early Literacy Reports for Early Learning Years This document highlights scores and reports that will be most relevant when working with early learning years students.
STAR Early Literacy - used for screening, progress-monitoring, and diagnostic assessment - is a reliable, valid, and efficient, computer-adaptive assessment of 41 skills in seven critical early literacy domains.
Star tests in English and Spanish for reading, math, early literacy, and custom assessment. Renaissance takes a holistic approach to assessments, combining computer-adaptive assessments (CAT) and curriculum-based measures (CBM), along with custom-built, standards-based assessments and non-academic assessments.
Star Early Literacy is a comprehensive computer-adaptive assessment, primarily for children in Reception to Year 4, that helps teachers identify child levels of literacy development. The assessment measures a child’s command of 41 different sets of skills in ten key literacy sub-domains. Each assessment takes about fi fteen minutes.
STAR Assessments are our latest generation of skills-based, computer-adaptive assessments of student achievement in reading and maths, with learning progressions developed in collaboration with the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER).
Review our guidelines to help you determine which assessment students should take: Star Early Literacy or Star Reading. Pre-Test Preparation. Print a list of student user names and passwords: Have this information on hand and review the procedure for logging in students.
